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0:00I've been using a strategy that almost
0:01nobody knows about and I haven't lost a
0:03single trading day in over 3 months and
0:05I've traded almost every single day and
0:07once you actually learn it, it's going
0:09to completely change the way that you
0:11look at the market. So, without further
0:12ado, let's go ahead and get into it.
0:14First off, I'm going to show you the
0:15proof of this, okay? This is all on one
0:19account. This is July of 2026 when I
0:21started the account. As you can see, uh
0:23previous month, no trades. Started on
0:25the 22nd and flawless month there at the
0:28end of July. As you can see, we got
0:30through all of August, which most
0:32traders actually fail in August. As you
0:34can see, we didn't lose a single trading
0:36day there. And now we are in September
0:39where still we are completely flawless.
0:41Today is actually the 15th of September.
0:43It's Asia session, so I just got my last
0:46trade to request a payout here. As you
0:48can see, just requested it. It's in
0:49review. And again, so you can see even
0:51more proof. You really can't fake this.
0:52These are all Lucid payouts. I made
0:54around $40,000 in payouts just with them
0:57in the last 30 days alone as well. So,
0:59without further ado, let's go ahead and
1:01look at the goals of what I'm trying to
1:02accomplish in this video for you. So,
1:04the first goal of this video I have is
1:06for you to be able to understand exactly
1:08how my PO3 strategy is actually traded,
1:11which you should be able to do at the
1:12end of this video. My second goal for
1:14this video is for you to walk out with a
1:17clear set of rules for you to go in and
1:19trade, which it also be done by the very
1:21end of this video. And third, but most
1:24importantly, the last goal is going to
1:26be for you to be able to understand how
1:28to use this to actually pass funded
1:31accounts and actually make real money
1:33with real prop firm payouts like I just
1:35showed you. So, without further ado,
1:36let's go ahead and get into the first
1:38goal of the video, which is
1:39understanding the PO3 strategy. So, the
1:41first thing we need to understand is
1:43what actually is a power of three. Well,
1:45a power of three is basically how the
1:48entire market moves. The market cannot
1:49just move straight up or straight down,
1:52okay? The market has to essentially wait
1:56for bigger players to be able to enter.
1:58And the way that happens is the market
2:00moves in stair steps, okay? So, we'll
2:02have big moves, sideways moves, little
2:04pullbacks, big moves, sideways move,
2:07little pullback, big move, okay? Now,
2:09essentially here what's happening after
2:11the big move, we have a ton of people
2:13entering here, here, here, here, here,
2:15all when the market's moving sideways.
2:17For the institutions to enter, they need
2:19liquidity to actually fill their orders,
2:21okay? So, what they need to do is stop
2:25all of those people out, form a fake
2:27out, and then the market can go in their
2:29desired direction, and then boom, they
2:30have a couple million dollars more to
2:33actually go and fill the big orders, the
2:35one that actually make moves in the
2:37market. Now, I know that might sound
2:39confusing, so we're actually going to
2:40draw it out. It's actually very simple
2:41to spot, okay? The power of three is
2:43three things. The first step is
2:46accumulation, okay? All accumulation is
2:49is when the market is moving sideways.
2:50It's not trending up, it's not trending
2:52down. We're basically bouncing in to a
2:55range, okay? Now, the second part of a
2:58power of three is called a manipulation.
3:01That is this institutional fake out.
3:04That's where all of these players here
3:07are getting stopped out, okay? And
3:08everyone thinks the market's going
3:09short, providing them even more
3:11liquidity, okay? Then, once all these
3:14stop losses are raided, this is our
3:16manipulation, then the market will start
3:19to reverse and put in step three of the
3:21power of three, which is distribution,
3:23that real market move, the strongest and
3:26quickest moves in the market, okay?
3:28That's exactly what we're trying to
3:29participate in. We don't want to
3:31participate in this or this. All we want
3:34to participate is in the distribution,
3:36which makes our strategy extremely
3:38simple. Essentially, all we have to do
3:39is wait for two things. We wait for the
3:41market to move sideways and accumulate.
3:43We wait for a fake out or a
3:45manipulation. And once price starts to
3:47reverse, and we get some sort of entry
3:49confirmation, which I'll show you in
3:51this video, boom, that's where we enter
3:53long, stop loss at the low, and target
3:55whatever high we need. That's how we can
3:57catch our play. Now, you're probably
3:58asking yourself, "Okay, Jack, this is
4:00literally just a [ __ ] drawing of a
4:02pattern on a chart. How am I supposed to
4:04trade this? This doesn't make any
4:05sense." Well, what most people actually
4:07miss in the power of three is they do
4:09trade it like a pattern. We don't. You
4:11have to actually align this with the way
4:13it's institutionally formed, which is
4:15around a higher time frame candlestick,
4:18okay? So, let me show you exactly what I
4:20mean, okay? Every power of three has a
4:23correlated
4:25higher time frame candlestick, okay? The
4:28one that we like to trade most is a
4:314-hour candlestick to a 1-minute PO3,
4:35okay? So, very simple, that's pretty
4:37much what I trade every single time I do
4:39this, okay? Now, essentially, what
4:42happens here is when a new 4-hour candle
4:45opens, or when any candlestick opens,
4:48this is what happens. Step one, the
4:49candlestick opens, obviously.
4:51Candlestick has to open, right? If we
4:54are going to be bullish, okay? If this
4:56candlestick's going to be bullish, the
4:58second thing that is going to happen,
5:00we're not going to go up here, we're not
5:01going to go up here, we're going to
5:03first form the bottom wick, okay? Before
5:07we do anything. So, that's this is what
5:10our power of three is, okay? Step one,
5:11the candlestick opens in the 1-minute,
5:13we accumulate, okay? Then, we will
5:16manipulate to put in the bottom wick of
5:19this higher time frame candlestick,
5:20okay? Once the bottom wick is put in,
5:23and again, we start to reverse, this is
5:26coming back up, the candlestick's kind
5:28of about to flip green again, boom,
5:30that's when we can get in. So, that's
5:32the concept in its simplicity, but let's
5:35take a look at an example of an actual
5:37setup here, and I'm going to give you a
5:39step-by-step checklist on how to
5:40actually enter using entry confirmations
5:43in the real chart, not just concept.
5:44Now, this doesn't happen every single
5:46time, but it can be really good for your
5:47bias. In this trade, I have a couple
5:50other things that are good for my bias,
5:51okay? We have this new week opening gap.
5:53That's a clear target for me. However,
5:56I'm on the 4-hour time frame right now.
5:58A good amount of the time when the
6:00previous 4-hour candle is bullish, okay,
6:03and we have narrative to go in the
6:05continue the same direction, this next
6:074-hour candle is also going to be
6:09bullish, okay? That happens a lot of the
6:11time. As you can see right here in this
6:13like, okay, bullish, bullish, bullish,
6:15coulda gone in 4-hour PO3s all the way
6:17there. Bearish, bearish, coulda gone in
6:19PO3s there. And again, when the market's
6:21choppy, it's a little tricky to decide
6:23this, but we have clear direction here.
6:25So, we're in this day assuming that the
6:27next candle's going to be bullish, okay?
6:29So, that's just a quick little tip here.
6:31But, let's actually get into the actual
6:33checklist and the process of this trade,
6:35okay? First thing you guys need to do is
6:38you need to go into indicators. I'll
6:39move up my chart right here. Go to
6:41indicators and look up HTF Power 3. Uh
6:44you do not have to pay for this
6:45indicator. It's not even my indicator.
6:47Go ahead and click that. What that's
6:49going to do is it makes it so you don't
6:52have to switch between the 1-minute
6:53chart and the 4-hour chart constantly,
6:55which would make this strategy
6:56confusing. What you do is you just go to
6:58settings here. Boom, put it on the
7:004-hour time frame, click okay. Then, no
7:02matter what time frame you're on, you're
7:04always going to have the current 4-hour
7:05candle next to you, which helps you
7:07align the power of three, okay? So,
7:10checklist. What we're going to do, okay?
7:12So, step one is mark out 10:00
7:16a.m.
7:17Eastern time, okay? Why do we mark out
7:1910:00 a.m. Eastern? It is 30 minutes
7:21after the market opens, and that is when
7:24a brand new 4-hour candle opens, okay?
7:27We want to see this happen basically
7:29right when a new 4-hour candle opens.
7:30So, that's the very first thing we're
7:31going to do. Market's been open 30
7:33minutes, 10:00 a.m. hits, we mark that
7:35out. That's when we start to spot the
7:37PO3. The second thing you want to look
7:39for is for accumulation of price. So, we
7:42can see right when this new 4-hour
7:44candle opens here, we're not really
7:45trending in either direction, right?
7:47We're moving sideways relative to what
7:49the market was doing. That means we are
7:51in an accumulation phase. Usually, I
7:54just like to mark this out with a green
7:56box here. Step two, you want to look for
7:58the nearest 15-minute fair value gap
8:02closest to price here, okay? So, in this
8:05scenario, I'm going long, right? What am
8:07I automatically doing? I'm going on to
8:09the 15-minute chart and I can very
8:11clearly see, great, there is a 15-minute
8:14fair value gap here. What I'm going to
8:15do is I'm going to mark that out. That's
8:17where I want price to tap into, okay?
8:20When we talk about manipulation,
8:22something you guys need to understand is
8:24you need narrative for the manipulation.
8:26You don't want to pattern trade the
8:28power of three, okay? Why would price
8:31reverse somewhere? Oh, this is the
8:32nearest 15-minute gap, the nearest
8:34pocket of liquidity, okay? If buyers are
8:37going to remain in control, they're not
8:39going to let price push past this pocket
8:42of liquidity. They're actually going to
8:43have more entries out of it, okay? So,
8:46that's what we're looking at, nearest
8:4715-minute gap. If scenario happens where
8:50you're like, okay, you know, this one
8:52had a long wick, whatever, this one had
8:54a long wick, you know, there's no
8:5615-minute gap, then you would drop down
8:58to the 5-minute chart, occasionally the
9:001-hour or, you know, the 1-minute if
9:02there's no 5 or 15, but generally, 5 or
9:0415 is going to be your best bet here,
9:07okay? Now, what you need to do is go
9:08back to the 1-minute time frame. So, now
9:11what you want to see is for price to tap
9:13into this 15-minute gap, okay? And not
9:16only that, but also form the low of the
9:21new 4-hour candlestick, right? If this
9:23tap into the 15-minute gap is like way
9:26up here and it's not putting in the low
9:28of the 4-hour candle,
9:30then again, that would just be a pattern
9:32trade. We're trying to align this with a
9:33high time frame candlestick, okay? But
9:35anyways, now we're thinking, okay, where
9:38do we actually enter? How do we know
9:39this is the bottom? How do we know price
9:41is about to reverse and begin our
9:43distribution?" And step three we
9:45covered, which is manipulating into the
9:46gap, but step four of this entry
9:49checklist is called order flow
9:51confirmation, okay? That means we want
9:53to see a fair value gap disrespected on
9:56the bearish side of the market, and then
9:58a new fair value gap on the 1-minute
10:00time frame respected in the direction of
10:03your bias, okay? Which we're going to
10:05take a look at right now. That's
10:06basically the last thing, and then the
10:08fifth part of the checklist is setting
10:10your take profit and your stop loss,
10:11which will also do, okay? So, a lot of
10:14people will see this, "Okay, it's
10:16flipping green. I'm ready to get in,
10:18okay?"
10:19Let's even wait a little bit longer.
10:22Okay, great. We got a fair value gap
10:25inversion right here, right? We
10:26disrespected a fair value gap. Let's
10:28wait a little longer. Oh, great. We even
10:31got an inversion here, okay? So, most
10:33people are going to see, "Okay, I have a
10:35VG, boom, I'm ready to get in." But, as
10:38you can see, there is actually no
10:401-minute bullish gap on the 1-minute
10:43time frame formed after we tapped into
10:45that 15-minute gap, which is what we're
10:47looking for. So, what do we do? Is all
10:50we're doing is waiting for that exact
10:52thing to happen, okay? So, right here,
10:56we form a 1-minute fair value gap, okay?
11:00There's essentially two here. We're
11:01going to basically just mark them out
11:04both here, all this one gap. Now, what
11:06we want to see is for price to tap into
11:08this 1-minute gap and for it to get
11:10respected, meaning we push back out of
11:12it. We do not close back down below it,
11:14okay? So, as you can see here, I'm
11:16actually still not ready to enter this
11:17position because we just disrespected
11:20these bullish gaps. So, again, we need
11:22to wait for new bullish gaps to form,
11:24get respected, and then we can enter.
11:27So, as you can see, I'm waiting for a
11:29gap to get respected, meaning we don't
11:31inverse it on the bull side of things,
11:33and then see a reversal out of it, okay?
11:35So, boom, right here, reversal out of
11:38that gap, okay? Safe stop loss can be
11:41all the way at that 4-hour low. If you
11:44have a 1:1 to the accumulation highs,
11:46you can target it for this trade.
11:48Generally, I like to be anywhere in
11:51between a 1:1 or a 1:2 on this strategy.
11:55And we can watch this play out pretty
11:57quickly right here. Now, all in all, if
11:59you want to screenshot this, here's the
12:01entry checklist. As you can see, final
12:03step is actually going to be five here.
12:06Let's type that in for you guys right
12:07here, where you have your stop loss at
12:09the 4-hour manipulation low. Now, take
12:12profit is going to have to be optimized
12:14based on the prop firm balance you have
12:17and the actual prop firm you're trading
12:19on, which leads me into the third and
12:21final goal of this video. How do you
12:22actually pass funded accounts with this
12:24strategy and make a [ __ ] load of money
12:27with prop firm payouts using this? And
12:29very importantly, before I start this
12:30section of the video, I'm showing you
12:32that this isn't just me doing this,
12:34okay? This is one of my one-on-one
12:35mentorship students, Alan, okay? This is
12:37on August 4th, he got his very ever
12:40first payout of prop firms after trading
12:42for 10 years and trading prop firms for
12:442 years, okay? $1,500 payout with Apex.
12:47Keep in eye on the date, okay? 8/4. It
12:49is literally only 15 days later, 2 weeks
12:52later after that, he got three more Apex
12:55payouts here, and he had 10K in payouts
12:58in total from Apex and Blue Sky, okay?
13:00That's nothing to 10K in payouts in
13:02literally 2 weeks just by following the
13:05system I'm about to show you about. And
13:07again, it doesn't just stop there.
13:08Literally a couple days ago, he sent me
13:09a $5,400 payout from Lucid, and he
13:13actually got nine more Apex payouts, so
13:15he's well over 20K in payouts in just
13:17under 3 weeks now. So, let's go ahead
13:19and to show you exactly what I'm talking
13:21about. In my mentorship, I literally
13:23build every single student an exact prop
13:25firm portfolio. I tell them what
13:27accounts to trade when. They master not
13:29only the strategy, but the prop firm
13:31math that helps keep them taking
13:33consistent payouts. Because most of you
13:35just have this strategy piece of the
13:37puzzle and you're still just blowing
13:39accounts every single week. So, if you
13:40are interested in applying and you're
13:42really committed to becoming a full-time
13:43prop firm trader, you can go ahead and
13:45click the first link in the description,
13:47apply, we'll see if you're a good fit.
13:49But, I do want to move on to the third
13:52goal of this video, which is how the
13:54[ __ ] did I get 3 months of P&L on one of
13:57my funded accounts at a 100% win rate
14:00trading almost every single day with
14:01this. Now, I want to show you guys a
14:03very important sheet, which is the risk
14:05to reward and win rate cheat sheet,
14:07okay? Basically, what this sheet is is
14:09it tells you what your win rate should
14:11be based on what risk to reward that you
14:13trade, okay? So, for example, if you're
14:16trading a 1:4 risk to reward, okay, you
14:20need to be over a 20% win rate to be
14:22profitable, okay? If you're trading a
14:241:5, you could lose 80% of your trades
14:27and still be profitable. However, if you
14:29are trading a 1:1, then generally, you
14:33need a much higher win rate to be
14:35profitable, okay? But, with this chart,
14:37there's also a very easy statistical
14:40assumption, okay? If you are risking
14:431:1, then your win rate is automatically
14:45going to be higher. Doesn't matter what
14:47edge you have on the charts, okay? Now,
14:49there's one other thing that we assume
14:51with risk to reward, okay? The lower
14:53your risk to reward is, automatically
14:55higher your win rate's going to be,
14:56okay? That is statistical fact, okay? It
15:00does not matter if you trade order flow,
15:02ICT, support resistance, or complete and
15:04utter patterns. If your risk to reward
15:07is lower, your win rate is automatically
15:09statistically higher, okay? So, let's
15:12talk risk math for a second here, okay?
15:14On majority of prop firms, what I like
15:16to do is I like to get to the max
15:19balance that I can take take payout,
15:20which is max balance before my winning
15:23day. So, I'll make $3,400
15:25if my payout target is $4,000. And then,
15:27the remaining four winning days I need
15:29are only $150 get me there, okay? So,
15:33essentially, I will trade a, you know,
15:36relatively average risk-to-reward.
15:38Basically, you know, depends on the
15:40trade, right? But, for these trades, I'm
15:42trading normally. Could be a one-to-one,
15:44could be a one-to-two, could be a
15:46one-to-four risk-to-reward, okay? On my
15:48winning days, where I only need $150,
15:51I take my risk-to-reward down, okay? I
15:54take it down so far where I actually
15:58take a negative risk-to-reward, okay?
16:01So, if I have a day where I already have
16:04all of my buffers built up, and as you
16:06can see, I went on a pretty good winning
16:08streak here, so I have like, what, an
16:09$8,000 buffer at this point, I'm going
16:12to automatically just
16:13lower my risk-to-reward, okay? To
16:16increase my win rate, because that's all
16:17I'm focused on is getting 150 winning
16:19days, okay? Now, I still set a daily
16:21loss limit for myself, but what that
16:23means is anytime I see a setup and I
16:25only need a $150 winning day,
16:27occasionally, I might go negative on my
16:28risk-to-reward. I might go as negative
16:30as 0.5, okay? Usually, it's anywhere
16:34between a one-to-one to a 0.5, sometimes
16:38occasionally as low as a 0.3. I'd say
16:40pretty rarely. Usually, it's anywhere in
16:43between a half R and a one R. And that's
16:46why my win rate has been so powerful
16:49with these accounts, because as you can
16:50see,
16:51once I built up this balance, you know,
16:53I'll pat myself on the back, fantastic
16:56streak right here, got my winning days
16:59there. But, once I built up this pretty
17:01big buffer, as you can see, all I needed
17:03was these winning days. So, I just
17:05lowered my risk-to-reward, and from
17:07then, it's been pretty smooth and pretty
17:10easy to just basically win almost every
17:12single day I'm trading. Now, that being
17:13said, I don't trade all of my prop firm
17:15accounts at once. I don't copy trade
17:17everything. I group my accounts, okay? I
17:19come from a wealth management and
17:21financial planning degree background,
17:23okay? I treat prop firms like a true
17:25portfolio. I would not put all my money
17:27into one penny stock if I saw it was
17:30doing good and I had a 500k portfolio.
17:32No, you'd probably want to spread it
17:33out, right? That's exactly the way that
17:35I operate with prop firms. So, hopefully
17:37this video clarified a lot for you with
17:39strategy, how you can kind of diversify
17:41your risk reward based on what your
17:43goals are. If you do want to learn more
17:46about the exact way that I trade prop
17:48firms, I'm going to link the video right
17:51here. It's my most recent upload. You
17:53can go ahead and watch that. That's
17:54basically a 30-minute, 35-minute
17:56masterclass on exactly the way that I do
17:59trade prop firms. But, hopefully you got
18:01a lot of value out of this video. Please
18:02drop a comment and subscribe if you want
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18:06always, if you do want to apply to the
18:08mentorship to be coached by me
18:09one-on-one and get guaranteed three
18:12payout months in a row where I work for
18:13completely free, then go ahead and click
18:15the first link down below. That being
18:17said, see you guys in the next one.